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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-26
a Editor Given ONCE

WASHINGTON, Now 16.-The commits
sioner of internal revenue to-day appointed
Samuel III. Burdette, of Lancaster, KY, a
revenue agent, and assigned him to tenn
porary duty at Peoria, Ill. Burdette is n
wen known newspaper man, and was
lately connected with the Louisville
Courier. Journal
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-26

:, Inc government of Nicaragua has re1,c,, a
'ne protocol for treaty between Costa Rio,
s Mi Nicaragua looking to the building Of M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
10 MEET IN l. LASCASTkH.
Tho Association Of College President TO
Vene Here July and q.

Tho Association Of College Presidents to Cou-
Vene Here July ana g.
When in the spring OF this year, the CO..
lege presidents of Penb sylvsnis held meet.
ing'ir Harrisburg to memorializs the legisls.
ture on the subject Of college taxation, it was
resolved to form an association OF state col.
lege pr sidents to look after concernsi in which
the various colleges had mutual interests.
The first sessions Of this organ izations will
be held in Lancaster on July and 6, in the
chapel OF Frank lin and Marshall college. The
following institutions have replied that they
will be represented Lafayette college,
Washington and Jefferson, University of
Pennsylvania, Swsrthmore, Muhlenberg
Allegheny, Dickinson, Gettysburg, Lewis
burg, Lehigh and Hsverford. Those college
presidents who cannot attend will send repre-.
sentatives OF their respective faculties.
A number OF papers will be read. DIR. vii.
liam Pepper has prepared one on "The True
Idea OF University and DR.. Apple will
read one on "The True Idea Of . Liberal Cul.
ture." The Cliosophic society contem plate g
reception to the visitors in Dieguothisn hall
during their stay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
Fkl8HrFUL kUHAWAY.
Damage to Persons and Property That Was
Caused by = Frightened Horse

Damage to Persons and Property That Was
Caused by . Fr frightened Horse
Last evening runaway and collision,
which might have been much more serious,
occurred on North queen street Calvin l.
Shuttle, Q partner OF Samuel r. Bai,y In
the carriage manufacturing business, had
just hitched up his horse in the rear OF the
factory. He went behind the busgy to put
down the top, and as he did 80, the
horse frightened and started oti. Just
before he came to the archwsy lead.
ing to North Queen street, Joseph
Tweed, an employe of the factory, attempted
to catch the reins. Instead he caught the
harness and held on until the horse reached
the street, where he WAS thrown against =
pile Of lumber aud had q small bone in one
of his legs broken. He was picked up and
attended by DR.. llyus. Just the horse
came out of the srchwsy the buggy was
run against the steps of the factory
and the top and rear were broken
of. The horse, with the front wheels
and shafts only left ran up North Queen
street. Just as he reac he'd James street MrsC
Liller, who was out driving With her dsugh.
ter, Mrs. John Brucker, were about turning
from James into North Queen street Mr.
Shuites horse ran against Mira Liller's
ptie.on and jumped into 1t with
both feet Both ladies were terribly fright.
ened and Mrs. Brucker fell from the wagon.
She was cut about the nose and face. Mrs
Liller was taken out the back of the ph " tor
after having one of her legs badly bruised
Mrs Liller's buggy was broken to pieces also
but Mr.. Shutte's horse did no further trouble
His animal which was slightly cut was hitch
ed to another buggy shortly afterwards and
went along quietly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
LIFT HHRR BY AsrkAhSss.
1wo York G,ris After Being Abandoned Tu
Up In The stallion HOuse


Up In Tue Stallion HOuss
The only persons who applied ut the
station house for lodging last night were two
girls who gave their ages as - aud 81 and
their names as Lizzie Brown and Annie
Myers They said their homes were
in York where one worked at tobacco
stripping and the other in q cigar box
factory. They said that they had left their
homes on Sunday with strange
travelling man who had deserted them
in this city. They were discharged but
soon afterwards turned up at the mayor 3
office where they asked to be sent home.
There is no fund In this city to be used for
returning runaway girls and 30 the mayor
informed them. His honor, With his usual
liberality, gave them . contribution and
showed them the road to Columbia. When
last seen they were going out the pike lead
ing to that town. The girls said that this
trip had learned them lesson which would
10 Of great benefit 70 them in the future
when they make the acquaintance OF
strangers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
PkELIMISAEY iNJUNOrION.
The Peoples National Bank Ksstrsined r
Building on Their Line,

Building ON Iheir LtDe.
This afternoon City Solicitor Carpenter filed
bill in equity to the court signed by the
mayor, and Select Council uen Bolsnius and
Berger. 1t sets forth that the Peoples Ma.
tional bank are about erecting building on
the line Of the building adjoining and that
said line sncrosches sixteen inches ON the
street. They prayed that the court enjoin
the bank from proceeding with the building
ON said line
ID. Il. Esblsman, for the bank. resisted the
granting of the Injunction. lie srg ued that
the bill does not set forth sufficient equity In
wsrrsnting the court to use its strong arm In
restraining the erection OF this building.
He held that I the city could take
sixteen inches OF their land they
might with the same propriety take 10 feet
and concluded by saying that the bank had
rights which the city In bound TO respect.
The court granted the temporary iu,unc.
lion asked for aud counsel agreed TO argue
the same ON Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
assf1re o. srsssr OonsifssA
rhs Wosh 10 ~ lIsse ssd Proposals 10 -
Ashed For.

-. v..s q, n. -. ..a prc,cs>,, 10 ~
~. =.
. .
The street cotnmiAee nc'u s'V. nv"
log Monday evening. Me~rs. o. n noy'
uolds and ID. q. Eshleman, counsel OF She
pau,p,es National bank, appeared before the
.o,,,,n,,,ss, ana ,n.as srrument reouestinR
.ou ''',... - -...,,ra .ho,, .,,,or ,s too
tue co'hu'e ~ ,..s. .s"., .s,.",,... ~.
WEEKS Pres'o"s' :" Wuo" suoy Wv s.o
city solicitor " secure an ihJuhcuoh p Pre-
vent the bank people from build ing the new
hank on the old line OF the street instead Of
the new one a.iopted by the court The
,,,,, ,,,,,,.e ,s,,,, -, ~, rs.,,,d tho rar,,u,,,r
80, .,,..,,.,, ,ha .,,,,,,.,, a., ,,.,., an ,h. in.
,nn,,,,n .ss sd ,or
A ro,,,,,p t,r tho ra,s,, ,t q; ran, .,re.,t
90. r,a..r,., an, ,e.a ana an. .,,aa, com.
r,i..,,nar ~. airs,,a, 70 .,.m,ra tho .tree,
ana Fancy, 10 tho ns,, ms.,,iry tho l.,., v.v
90 r.n.;, n,
The clerk of the committed Edwin =.
smel,z, was instructed to advertise for pro.
p,sals for the following work which had
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
Funeral Of Professor Andren..

The funeral of Prof. James W. Andrews
took place this morning. At So O'Clock q
service OF prayer and sc,iptural reading was
hold by DR.. Mitchell, at the residence OF de-
ceased's sister-in.lsw, Mrs. McNullsD, on
North Duke street. The body was then
taken to the King street depot and the friends
accompanied 1t to Qusrryville. From that
place 1t was taken 10 Union, Colersin town.
ship Services were held by Dr. c. W.
Stewart in the Presby yterisn church. The In
torment was made in the cemetery. The
funeral was largely attended. The pail.
bearers were w. d. Weaver. Geo. A. Lane,
w. +. Boyer, George Russell, Frank B..
Shibley and George Eckmsn. The four las t
named were former students o; P.of. An
drews
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
a Third Ward House Raidsd

Chief smith and Officer Lemsn rsided the
house OF Louisa Schsntz, on Washington
street, between II and o'clock this morning
on complaint made by Mrs Maggie Dietrich
before Alderman Barr The charges pre-
ierred were adultery against ssac =. Dietrict
and Louisa schsnlz, surety OF the peace and
drunkenness and disorderly conduct against
Henry Constein and drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct against Charles Reese
MIRA Dietrich alleges that her husband
neglecs her for the company of Mrs. Schsntz
lew weeks ago she caused the arrest OF heI
husband for q similar otisnse but did not ap
pear sgsins. hun at the hearing All the
soove named parties spent the night in the
s.s."n mousse Out were released this morn
inE ine csses will be heard to morrow
evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

RsO Hora 0asa0A
Nsw Yoa1, June sl-rlour market steady
Fine, - ;00S ~; supernne, q 7s0S ~
god 10 choice extra Weetern, 8 S6e % !; GOOD
u fancy extra stAte.0 olDA 10 common to good
extrA western. - N(1S ~.
Nheat-No. 1 Hed stats. 8kS5a4c No. DO.
o3kslatc No. Red. winter, june, Ekc: July,
s4kc receipts sll 90; shipments. Oi bus.
Corn-No. mixed cash. Ekc do June. &.asc I;
July. .skc receipts, Sl.0p shipments. Si.W
OMts-No. " hits sAtF. sSS03sc NO. . DO
s7ssc; No. Mixed. oash. 49, june, S2kc july,
3.Sc receipts, iSp 30 bus ehipmente. aM.
kye dul Westsrn, 10o6c statc. b7k0oao.
Barley nominal.
PORK dull old msss. OuSVi. y new. els 90.
LArd-June. d 81 July, o. IS, sept d 50.
Molnsses DUH At 2c for 81 boiling stuch.
Turpentne easier At $50.
knsfn dull strained to good. q sskdl ..
Petroleum dull Ren ned. in cslsee. skc.
freights duh grain tO Liveapool, l&d
Butter steady Weeteru Creamery. 150lskc.
Cheese dull state Factory, new. sAc
" hite, lok0 cssc.
1Rgs easier; State. l6c Westsru, iih0
l5kc.
sugar nrn: 4edned Cuuuaf, 6Isc
4ranuiated, SIC.
Tallow dun prime city. 8 Is l6c.
kice nominal CArolinA fair to good, S0Skc-
Coffee drm fAir cArvoes lSAc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
The NsW Liquor Law,

On Monday the constable OF Conestops
township. returned hotel-keeper for viola.
ting the liquor law, which In now In foroa.
District Attorney Weaver handed the return
to the court and asksd for Information
whether under the provisions OF the Law Q
constable " bound 70 return violations forth.
With, or make hts return - formerly on the
first day Of each quarter sessions term. The
court reserved deoisi0a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

Some Of the aldermen Of the c,tv apa ,,s
tices OF the peace OF the county, have an ar.
roneous impression ~ to the supplemen,
passed TO the marriage license sct A nun
ber OF them have called at the office OF the
clerk Of the orphans court for blanks so
that they could issue licenses. The law does
not give them that power. All 1t does give
them 10 authority to take the ali davits OF the
applicant for license, which must be for.
warded 70 tho clerk OF the orphans court.
and II he II satisfied with the answers re.
corded, he issues license
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
lave esocR 0arhes.

CHICAGO, June D.-The Dvorevs Journal re-
ports Catue-Receipts, $500 head shipments,
l.0O: market duh; shipping steers, 9tO to
l.5U hs., o. 5o04 IS; stocksrs and feeders, ol ~
o. - cows, bulls ana mixed. q 5o03 " bulk.
q 25t14 90; Texas cattle, tl 5C13 IS.
HoHs-keceipts, la.0UO head shipments, 6.oO
head market steady rough and mixed, q ~
95o5; packing and shipping. q o05 10; light
q >j<p5 C5; skips, 81 Sot %.
sheep-Receipts, 500 head shipments,
none: market dull natives q oC<Dt 50 West.
ern. q etJi .. Texans, q 1503 50; lambs, o. 80
0Yij.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
ChicaSo PrOducs aArase

CHICAGO. June 81, 1880 a. m.-Marbet opened.
Wneat-June, t>Ac; July. 6shc.; Aug, &c;
Gorr-iune, sssc; July, Ssssc Aug. asl.c.;
sept, sac.
oats-June. ss'.c; July. zllc; Aug. 2s1.c
sept. 25kc.
Pork-No quoted.
Lard-June, y IS July. D IS; Aug..6 Sik
Sept, q Az.
short kips-June. q s.S July, 81 3!k Aug,
q AK Sept, q S..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

FpNsrRRn Acaua June q, le7, near l.ancas-
ter. Rudolph \. Fenstermacher. In hts nth year.
The relatives and friends OF the family aFe ~
specially tuvited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence. In Lancaster township, on
the Millersville pike, near the toll gate, on
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

PHILA pRLPHIA. June 9-Beef cattle, receipts
for week were-Beeves !, 40 Sheep, lOIO: Hogs,
6,aO. Previous week-Bceves, 400; Sheep,
500 Hogs, 500
Beef cattle were inactive, and from &c to &C
lower: Extra. &Ad5l4c good. A4Itkc medium,
3h1&c, common - .t63hc.
sheep sc to hac h,Khs r: extra, &[04rsc good
th9thc; medium. 5hG4c common, S0Skc
fall lambs. t05sAc: spring lambs, 5<17kc.
Hogs wera hard to dis pose OF. We quote est
ern at = .01kc.
MIX calves we're active at 5(1:c
Niica cows were fairly active at tE<IS5.
Fat cows were lover at ohoss4c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
Nev Vork stocna.

ksw ioRK, June q. l:3O p m.-Aoney loaned
at sGs per cent Exchange steady, o. S<1A ssS;
Governments steady. Currency Sc, q ~ BID; -
Coup. q l9& bid; KS do, q OK bid.
The stock market this morning opened
dull and weak and so continued throug hout the
morning. Prices went continually down from
the opening of business, and At midday figures
were - to +. per cent below the closing last
night At the present writing the market 10
weak at the bottom figures.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

At . preliminary meeting Of 81 Mays
Catholic church Sunday school lest evening,
It wss agreed 70 hold picnic at Penryn park
ON Tuesday, July II. Tsylor's orchestrs has
bssn secured, and Ill kinds OF smusementA
suca - hess ball, target practios. tennis
qaoitR stG, VIII ~ provided.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

q. 4. Baily, the we'll known horse fancier,
- now horse which promises 70 prove .
- cuA II II . mare and her name is Em.
- Aebote She ives purchased recently In
- Jeaoos illinois, BY Mr.. Bsily, who paid
300 soend sum tor her. Shs il kept at
Hs0sann's park end In Trial the other day
- mode quarter mile In 80 seconds, and
70 III y i;i2 nhsh six year old and Q green
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21
Farewell to . Pastor.

MAYrowS, June 2L-Sundsy was a red
letter day tor the Reformed church. Il. +.
Gsss, of the Lancaster theological seminary,
who had served the congregation with much
acceptance during the last year, preached his
farewell sermon. The members who had
shown much kindness towards their beloved
pastor during the year did all that lay in their
power to make the day ss pleasant as possible
for him. In the morning the LORDS supper
was administered by the Rev. n. J. Miller,
Of Ian caster, assisted by Rev. J. q. DeDgler,
OF SelIersville, Pa, and Mr.. CASA On the
preceding day q class of ten catechumens,
which had been under the instruction OF Mr..
Gsss, was confirmed by Rev. n. J. Miller,
assisted by the above named gentlemen.
This was the largest class in the history OF
the congregation. Both on Saturday even.
ing and Sunday morning Rev. Miller
preached able sermons. The congregation
deserves much credit for the progressive
spirit manifested by itS members during thu
past year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

- - Wen Uaeoeog keWA
= Ao9oS church log ~ nsue time OF tn
- - 0agyiAGe Of Jamo Nihlhansor ma
- oosa. AcGouiek. bo4h q Wess Chsstsr.
y loees = . salsalady in Channcey Dss.
0eos ssss ana We formerly q tansas-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-21

There II boom in manufactured tob ,ccO
smoking tobacco II in sympathy with it, and
ueass move ON improvingly.
oeeo Leai-As this In the season of the
year when many Of the dealers in cigar Leaf
nave only limited supply suitable for man.
utecsufing purposes, saies are therefore con.
ened 70 tne lew who make it their special
ovstness TO carry old stock. They appear to
b doing full share OF trade, while IS a gen.
erol thing the leaf trade 10 quiet, LARGELY
owing to the want Of desirable stock. Prices.
however, Sill cling to the side Of the buyer'
= change would be nothing more than fair,
0uNatrA moves right along.
Havana sells ast0nishngly. II clean, reg.
ulasiy packed, and OF the desired flavor, an
a1mtror u soon found. BY the by. Philadel.
y paia importers are quietly moving TO the
tDnat rank.
aF me Bolttmoeo Market.
TAo market Tor Maryland IL drm, and very
tall anlos have boon made, both Of tine quail
M end seconds, for which latter there II
nood demand. The French contractor he
6os been on the market this week. Ohio i
elill very quiet, and only about 40 hhds. TO
home cOnsumptioo were sold this We Ok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
4 CHOICE ~ EEOOHLYN.

The Brooklyn Citizens League has remained
in retirement this year This il the select
circle Of Nlugwnmp maplotS who succeeded
two years ago in gripping two excellent Re
publican candidates for the Mayoraty and in
securing the election of Boss Mclaughlin +
man. During the present canvass they have
wisely pcrsevcrcd in policy Of sclf-claccmcnt
and naction. I'm proclamation to the town
they now decline 10 discriminate between two
candidates who, in their judgment, are equally
competent to discharge the functions Of this
important office. Each party, then, has nom
mated its best man and there is no choice be
tween them on personal grounds. There is no
reason why any friend Of good government
should desire TO defeat one or the other. This
is the Leagues method OF reasoning as il re-
tires into its hole for another years burowlng
and trcnching.
Now let us take these Mugwump zcalotS at
their word. Colonel Baird is in every respect
as good a candidate as Controller Chaplin On
personal grounds he equally deserves the sup
port Of intelligent citizens and the friends Of
municipal reform. So evenly are they matched
that these yrtuous. not to say hypcrcntical,
observers cannot choose between them. They
say the election is not question of mon, and
retire without making sign of preference for
one or the other candidate. Well for the
sake of the argument, let us grant that 1T is
not question Of men. Is ii not question OF
parties and party methods?
Who nominated Mr.. Chaplin? Boss Nc
LaughIn and his gang Ought not that fact
TO be weighed in the balance between the can
didates? Colonel Baird is the free and dclib-
crate choice Of the Republican patty, which
uncquvocally committed itself under Mayor
Lows leadership to the principle Of non-par-
tisanship in municipal government. MIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
Myers's election. This is the true history of the
Hoffman Horse Business Mems Movement for
PERSONAL.

Ev.Assemblyman Walter @. Smith has resigned the
iOrnia.
The death has been recorded Of the Rev NademaT
Thl-tcd for twenty-five years pastor " IOmIneiup'
Zealand. He was vouminous writer OF novels
poems and books Of travel under the name 81 Emanuei
St Ucrmidad, but il best known 10 English eaicIr
by his " Letters from Hclr which be wrote IN 1866
under the name of VI. ROwel
Tho Mise, DrcxeI, daughter, Of the late f. A.
Dcxc, have reruraed to Phi adelphia from WISH 10
various Roman Catholic missions among tho Indians
They were much interested III the work IF the nis sion
aries and gave 100000 ior %, fnrherance'
After dfy years bard work on the stage Mr. Larry
sullivan has lately been suffering from severe nervous
deprc ssion Iio is now in good physical ralth, Dut
has such a d-taste for work that lie has Cancelled all
his enga gemonts. 1t il commonly said among "tbe
profe.s!onn In London that IN the country towns oi
England mothers teach their c.lIrH ~ psnyy,,von.
bless papa and mamma and Mt. larry ouiINdn;
I'm such aGcctIonatc esteem is this tragcdan held
throughout tho provinces.
NIr, franklin Il. Cowen has started series oil iar'
for the benefit @, the poor and vii lead all her friends
in Philadelphia society into tho gOod WORK.
The news of Lady Bras-ey's death was announced
in London simultaneously with that OF The lochey'
George Forllan. A. ruc the papers gave Ford
ham an obituary notice Of column or more In leadco
uin,on while Lady nrassey received less than hall
Grail, died She got notices of from ten 10 twenty-five
lines only; win her name wrongly spelled hall tho
I me.
Mr. Washington Irving Bishop. the "mind-rcadcr
As been seriously i'll with an cpilcptc fiji IN san Fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
Sunday must seek their ends through earnest
support Of the Republican party.

\ cause that needs to be bolStcrcd up ny
Misrepresentation of what a man says and by
putting in his mouth words which he could not
possibly have used, is at i low cbb. In thclr
desperation the friends of the "boodlciS w.
candidate for District Attorney have rcsoitcd
to this dcspicablc trick. 4 garblcd and mainly
manufactured "intcrvicw' with MIR. NIcoll was
published with unusual display yesterday, being
evidently looked upon as powerful campaign
weapon Mr.. NcOl takes the earliest oppor-
mnity to characterize il as largely spurious
and all colOlcd with view to prejudice him.
The candidate Of all the better elements IN the
city properly refused to make an attack on ms
official aSsOciatc and this generous and manly
act is distorted into cuogy and a defence OF
his opponent for the sunlagcs Of the people.
such a plan Of campaign cannot succeed IN
Ncw-York. Mr.. Nlcoll is gaining i'll strength
daily. A strong letter in his favor written by
Mr. +. l.. StctSon is published to-day. and IN
the Young Mems Democratic Club last night
a resolution to support him failed Of passage
by the narrow limit of sin votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
KEEP POLITICS orr TIE BENCH.

hEEP IOLiIICS orr IHL BENtH.
Since the retirement Of Chief Justice Noah
Davis from the Supreme Court of this city,
that bench has been composed entirely of Dem
ocrats. Considering the sources from which
all Democratic candidates are drawn. whether
the Office to be flied is that of janitOr or a
Judge the members of the Supreme Court are
singuarly free from criticism. 1t would scarcely
be possible We think, for any one to specify a
judicial act which was clearly inspired by a po-
litical motive. At the same time, it is desirable
to guard against this evil Political prejudice
is q subtle force. 1t acts on mems minds almost
unconscously, and it has often seemed to peep
from under the judicial vcstmcntS.
The people want able, upright, sound and
learned Judges They don't care for their pol
tics. They expect considerations Of party to
be put away from the judicial officer as he puts
away all other personal interests when he
takes his scat upon the bench But knowing, as
they all do. how insidiOus this influence Is.
they should provide against the pos
sibility of any bench becoming
political club. We believe that thousands
Of good Democrats will recognize the obvious
force of this point and support one or both Of
the eminent men whom the Republicans have
nominated for the Supreme bench. They are
ideal candidates. They are both experienced
judges They have learned the routine of
judicial work. They are men Of high character,
and their election would dignity and add greatly
to the strength of the court